THURSDAV, SEPTEMBER 18, 1941
Customs Exemptions
(Continued from Page One)
Urging strict observance of the
customs, 'Chief Justice" Leffler ex
pressed the hope that no viola
tions will be reported this year.
He emphasized that customs are
not a penalty or a form of hazing,
•but rather a group of helps to the
new students' adjustment to a new
environment and his fellow clasi
mates.
In addition to Chairman Leffler
the members of Tribunal are J.
Lee Clovis '42, George R. Ross 42,
Iticliard N. Stevenson '42, Robert
. A. Wasser, '42, Thomas R. Heideek
, er '43, and George M. Rumsey '43.
Throughout the -
Year Keep . in Mind
That the
L. G. BALFOUR CO.
Fraternity Jewelers
Has A
State College Office
In Charles Fellow ; Shop
109 S. Allen St.' -
When you are thinking of
Class rings and Fraternity
jewelry and Birthdays and
Christmas and initiation and
commencement . . . remember
BALFOUR
JEWELRY, •
"ALWAYS IN TOWN"
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• •t- "A .Gif4 For Every Occasion" •
Blair Shop of Gilts •
142. S. Allen St. Dial 2362
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A
HEADS CONFAB—Dr. R. Adams
Dutcher, head of the department
of agricultural and , . biological
chemistry, has been elected chair
man of the 1942 Gibson Island Vit
amin Conference.
Food Price Rise Causes
Increase In Dorm Rates
The College Board of Trustees
has increased board costs in wo
men's dining halls $9 a semester,
beginning this fall, because of the
national. rise in food prices, -ac
cording to President Ralph 'D.
Hetzel.
He added that though the
charge will be $126 a semester or
$252 a. year, it is low in compari
son with prices of similar insti
tutions. Charges in downtown dor
mitories have also been- raised
from $7 to $7.50 a week.
FRED'S RESTAURANT
FOUNTAIN SERVICE, CIGARS, CANDY, MAGAZINES
Faculty Appointments
nnounced By President
Meal Tickets $5.25 for $5.00
$3.15 for $3.00
Allen. Street
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Stephens Replaced
By Purdue Graduate
Thirteen new staff appointments
were announced this week by
President Ralph D. Hetzel.
New faculty Members include
Matthew Van Winkle as supervisor
of petroleum and natural gas ex
tension to replace Dr. Maynard M.
Stephens who resigned to accept
a post in industry ds a petroleum
engineer.
Van Winkle is a graduate of Pur
due University. He has held re
search positions for industrial
firths in Oklahoma and Indiana for
the past nine years. This summer
he has toured refining_ and pro
duction centers in the- eastern
states.
Other new appointments in
clude: Philip S. Klein, assistant
professor of American history;
Facundo - R. Morral, assistant pro
fessor of metallurgy; Rose Cologne,
assistant professor of home eco
nomics; Lester L. Fehr, assistant
professor of vocational teacher ed-
ucation;
Alvin R. Grove, instructor in
botany; William P. Kruger, in
structor in physics and mathe
matics at Mont Alto; Meir H.
Degani, instructor in geophysics;
Mrs. Mary W. Streyffeler, instruc
tor- in home economics education;
Lidia Manson, research assistant,
Engineering Experiment Station;
James W. Eckerd, research- assist
ant in fuel technology; Mary D.
Stockton, assistant in home eco
nomics; and Virginia E. Orbeton,
assistant cataloguer, College li
brary.
Odd Jobs Available
For Rushing Season
Men students who wish to
cure occasional part-time ,jobs
should call at', the PSCA . , office, :!
3O Old Main, and, fill 'otit an ap
plication blank.
A number - of.table-waiting"jobs
are available during: ;
season. Students who • are.:•inter
ested should sign up as early: as' ;
possible.
Although the student applicant
cannot be assured of work, _ the
PSCA employment acts as a clear
ing -house for odd jobs.
Decrease In Freshman
Enrollment Expected
A slight decrease in freshman
enrollment this year, in addition
to the anticipated- loss of- about
500 men from the junior and sen
ior classes, was predicted yester
day by Registrar William S. Hoff
man.
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How
Treat. yourself and others to
wholesome, delicious Wrigley's
Spearmint Gtim. Swell to chew.
Helps ,keep breath sweet, teeth
bright. The Flavor Lasts.
He said that on September 7,
the last date for which figures
have been compiled, 1,559 fresh
men had been' admitted, as com
pared with 1,643 on the same date
last gear.
Hank Greenberg, Detroit out
fielder, now in the army, has sold
his expensive car and has pur
chased a cheaper one.
to Win Friends
in one easy lesson
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